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All of which may contribute to why the Nazi look is still considered toxic.

This means that today her art is neither encumbered nor enhanced by myth, which may contribute to its undeserved obscurity.

Children can suffocate on soft bedding, which may contribute to as many as 900 SIDS deaths a year.

Or that Champagne contains trace amounts of lithium, which may contribute to one's good mood after drinking it?

The Corrosion Of Character was a bestseller in Germany, which may contribute to a feeling in some quarters that Sennett is "an American read by Europeans".

The pillar, which may contribute to better scores in side-impact crash tests, will be an issue when the inevitable convertible — to match Mustang and Camaro — is designed.

In kind, fans of the novel shouldn't fear the film, which may contribute stunning visuals to the tale, but can't rob anyone of the original book.

It also has 12 times as many teenage mothers and twice as many adults with no qualifications, which may contribute to poor health.

He added that police are collecting DNA evidence from the mass grave, which may contribute to any potential murder charges.

Most cooking parties take place weeks to a few months before the wedding, which may contribute to their growing popularity.

There are some anatomical and methodological reasons which may contribute to explain such a phenomenon [39].